Episode 211: You Don’t Have to Be at Full Strength to Still Show Up | What My Torn ACL and My Parents Taught Me About Strength, Pride, and Letting People Help
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Episode 211: You Don’t Have to Be at Full Strength to Still Show Up | What My Torn ACL and My Parents Taught Me About Strength, Pride, and Letting People Help
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What happens when you’re used to being the one who helps—but suddenly you’re the one who needs help?
After tearing my ACL, I’ve had to slow down and accept some temporary limitations. Then last week, while Amanda was out of town, my mom and dad came to stay with me and help out. At 52 years old, having my parents step back into that role hit me differently than I expected.
In Episode 211 of Summit After the Storm, I share what this season is teaching me about strength, pride, family, leadership, and the humility required to accept a hand when you’re usually the one offering it.
Ecclesiastes 4 reminds us that sometimes we’re the person helping someone back up—and sometimes we’re the one who needs the hand.
You don’t have to be at full strength to still show up.
And my book, Summit After the Storm, releases next week on November 10. Preorder your copy and learn more at SummitAfterStorm.com.
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